Randomized trial assesses digital tools and education to lower depression risk in adolescents, indicating potential for community benefit.
A community‐based initiative is exploring whether education and digital health tools can help address depression risk and mental health stigma among adolescents living in urban slums. Researchers conducted a randomized clinical trial to assess whether a multimedia anti‐stigma campaign could reduce stigma surrounding mental illness and whether a digital intervention delivered by primary care health workers could lower adolescents' risk for depression.
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